Hail and wind reports › July 5, 2026 › South Carolina
Hail and wind reports in South Carolina, July 5, 2026
0 hail, 11 wind and 0 tornado reports.
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| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 07-05 17:34 | Wind | damage | 1 WSW Sheldon | Beaufort | Beaufort County Emergency Manager reported a tree down on William A. Campbell Road. (CHS) |
| 07-05 17:34 | Wind | damage | 1 SSE Hanahan | Charleston | Archived public safety scanner broadcast indicated a tree on vacant home at 5800 block of Althea Avenue. In addition... a powerline was down at the 1900 block of Robert (CHS) |
| 07-05 17:49 | Wind | damage | 2 SSE Charleston Airpor | Charleston | Tree down blocking one lane at 526 W at International Blvd. (CHS) |
| 07-05 18:15 | Wind | damage | 1 NNW North Charleston | Charleston | Fire Department reported a tree blocking a CSX railroad track near the 1300 block of Bexley Street. (CHS) |
| 07-05 18:42 | Wind | damage | 4 NNW Delemar Crossroad | Dorchester | Tree down on road (CHS) |
| 07-05 19:30 | Wind | damage | 1 ESE Summerton | Clarendon | Clarendon County dispatch reported a tree down across Washington Davis Rd south of Manning. (CAE) |
| 07-05 19:48 | Wind | damage | 9 NE Manning | Clarendon | Clarendon County dispatch reported a tree fell on powerlines along N Brewington Rd. Time estimated by radar. (CAE) |
| 07-05 20:11 | Wind | damage | 3 SW Central Crossroads | Clarendon | Clarendon County dispatch reported a tree down across Burnt Branch Rd... east of New Zion. Time estimated by radar. (CAE) |
| 07-05 20:19 | Wind | damage | 3 NNE Cope | Orangeburg | SCDPS reported a tree across Highway 70 north of Cope. (CAE) |
| 07-05 20:24 | Wind | damage | 7 NNW Brookdale | Orangeburg | Orangeburg County Dispatch reported trees down along Majority Rd. (CAE) |
| 07-05 20:26 | Wind | damage | Marion | Marion | Multiple trees and one powerline downed in the city of Marion (ILM) |
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